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The Maxon D&S II, part of the Reissue Series, is a distortion and sustainer pedal in the tradition
of one originally released in 1974. With its mild drive, relaxed sustain and high output, the D&S II sits the fence between
an overdrive and a distortion pedal. This unique "split personality" makes the D&S II a perfect stompbox for players who seek
a natural-feeling drive sound but who want more drive and output than an overdrive pedal generally provides.The Maxon
D&S II accomplishes this task with some unique circuit refinements not typically found in distortion pedals. Like a standard
distortion effect, the D&S II features a diode-clipping stage after the amplifier section of the circuit. However, rather
than using the silicon diodes commonly found in today's circuits, the D&S II distortion pedal uses germanium diodes in this
clipping stage. The threshold voltage for clipping is 0.1 - 0.2V with germanium and 0.7 - 0.8V with silicon, so the germanium
can distort even low-level tones, thus making a smoother distortion. In addition, the germanium's rectifier characteristic
is inferior to silicon (voltage drop with negative current is not as sharp as that of silicon) - this shortcoming ironically
works favorably for the D&S II, creating a somewhat rounded waveform of the clipped signal that contributes to the unit's
warm, natural distortion. Due to their "inferior" characteristics, germanium diodes are now a very rare component and have
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Researchers have uncovered what makes one particular strain of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) so proficient at picking up resistance genes, such as the one that makes it resistant to vancomycin, the last line of defense for hospital-acquired infections. They report their findings in mBio®, the online open-access journal of the American Society for Microbiology, on Tuesday May 22.
"MRSA strains are leading causes of hospital-acquired infections in the United States, and clonal cluster 5 (CC5) is the predominant lineage responsible for these infections. Since 2002, there have been 12 cases of vancomycin-resistant S. aureus (VRSA) infection in the United States—all CC5 strains," write the researchers from Harvard, the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston and the Broad Institute in Cambridge and other institutions. "Vancomycin is a key last-line bactericidal drug for treating these infections."
The CC5 strain of MRSA has managed to acquire resistance to vancomycin on 12 separate occasions, and although it hasn't spread widely yet, the risk that MRSA could eventually overwhelm even our last-line drugs is a very serious one. In the study, the researchers sequenced the genomes of all available vancomycin-resistant MRSA strains to find what distinguishes them from other lineages and why CC5 is apparently more adept than other strains at picking up vancomycin resistance.
They report that vancomycin-resistant MRSA strains and other CC5 lineages have some important differences from other types of MRSA, including adaptations that allow them to co-exist with other types of bacteria and may help them take up foreign DNA. They all lack the operon called bsa, for instance, a set of genes that encode a lantibiotic bacteriocin, an antibiotic protein made by bacteria to kill other bacteria. This is important, say the authors, because it enables CC5 to get along well with other bacteria in mixed infections. Instead of killing off competing organisms, CC5 aims to co-exist. This enables it to pick up genes – like the one that encodes vancomycin resistance – from unexpected places. Mixed infections are breeding grounds for antibiotic resistance because they encourage the exchange of genes among very different kinds of organisms.
In roughly the place where these bacteriocin genes are missing is a unique cluster of genes that encode enterotoxins, proteins that attack the human host and, again, could make it easier for mixed populations of bacteria to grow at infection sites.
Finally, CC5 has a mutation in a gene called dprA, which is known to influence the ability to assimilate foreign DNA. The mutation could alter or eliminate the function of dprA in CC5 strains of MRSA, making it amenable to taking up DNA from outside sources.
The sum of all these traits, including the lack of bacteriocin production, the ability to produce enterotoxins, and mutations in the ability to assimilate foreign DNA, is a lineage of S. aureus that is optimized to grow in exactly the types of multi-species infections where gene transfer could occur.
This makes CC5 a dangerous organism in hospitals, say the authors. In hospitals, pathogens are under continuous pressure from antibiotics to survive and evolve, and CC5 isolates appear to be very well adapted to succeed by acquiring new resistances. Frequent use of antibiotics in hospital patients could select for strains like CC5 that have an enhanced ability to co-exist with bacteria that provide genes for antibiotic resistance.


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Something Else to Think about with the Killings in Connecticut
Senseless killings always sting the worst. Last week, when news had spread that deranged gunman Adam Lanza opened fire at a Newtown, Connecticut elementary school killing 20 children, horror, shock and then outrage were experienced by untold numbers of Americans. Those of us in education especially reflected upon how such a vicious act could be perpetrated on the most innocent of innocence?
Of course, within hours of the carnage in Newtown, profiteering politicians were making statements and gearing up to impose new attacks on Second Amendment rights. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Meet the Press proclaimed that President Obama should make gun control his number one priority for 2013. Forget about the economy which is slowly and silently slipping into another huge economic downturn. Then there was California Senator Dianne Feinstein who has promised that she will introduce legislation banning assault weapons on the very first day the Senate is back in session. Never mind that studies on the same ban in effect between 1994 and 2004 have been inconclusive on whether it reduced violent crime during that time period.
But this piece is not about engaging in the never ending debate over gun rights in our country. It is about the hypocrisy of Americans who mourn the young victims in Connecticut while totally disregarding the child victims of our government's war machine overseas.
In the last seven years, first the Bush and then the Obama Administration, has conducted a lethal undeclared drone war over the skies of Pakistan near the Afghanistan border. Its purpose is to seek and destroy al Qaeda targets in the now open ended War on Terror. However, those same American drones have killed at least 168 children in the raids including 69 in a single attack in Madrassah in 2006. Where is the horror, shock, and outrage over these deaths?
Beyond the innocent children killed, the drone war has disrupted the family lives of many other kids in Pakistan. Strikes that have killed one or both parents have left many kids orphaned and unable to provide for themselves. Many parents have stopped sending their children to school for fear they will end up at the wrong place at the wrong time and because there are reports that American drone strikes have damaged or destroyed local schools. Then there are the mental effects of the constant aerial assault. In a poor country like Pakistan, with virtually no psychological resources families are left to themselves to cope with loss and the traumatic stress of always living in danger of being blown up.
Now, we are told that these attacks on civilian populations are necessary to kill the bad guys and keep us safe. Have we gotten to the point in America where only "us" count? Are our children's lives more important than others? Americans claim the moral high ground in world affairs yet ignore the atrocities committed by our government in the name of national security.
Yes, we are dismayed and outraged that 20 innocent children were taken from their parents last week in Newtown, Connecticut. And we have a right to be. But, let's not forget that on the other side of the world Pakistani parents are suffering because they too have lost children to senseless violence – senseless violence at the hands of our government.
So while we mourn the tragic end of young lives, let's rededicate ourselves to peaceful coexistence. We could provide no greater memorial to the 20 innocent children lost in Connecticut than to pressure the Congress and the President to stop at once the drone war over Pakistan and other countries. We owe it to parents in those countries. We owe it to ourselves.
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Fit2Run Bayside Marketplace – Miami, Florida.
Transform a 10,000 square foot two level gutted retail space near the Hard Rock Café into a high end, high visibility Running Super Store. The project included planning, production, logistics and installation of multiple format printing and mounting techniques. There were finally over 240 signs providing almost 2,500 square feet of visual impact! There were ceiling hanging signs, cable suspended signs, wall signs, glass signs, window signs, and retail signs. The focal point in the store is a 8.5' x 13' changeable wall mural.


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TFP 2011: Interview with René Redzepi (part 3)Saturday, May 14th, 2011
Rene Redzepi sees no contradiction between science and his style of cooking. He also promoted his book NOMA at the press conference at The Flemish Primitives 2011.
It came as no big surprise that NOMA defended its no. 1 position in April. A lot of the press coverage of NOMA and René Redzepi focuses on foraging (some even claim that we are in The Era of the 'I Foraged With René Redzepi Piece'). It is all about nature and natural ingredients. Many would probably claim that NOMA is as far away from molecular gastronomy and science as you could possibly come. In March René Redzepi attended The Flemish Primitives in Oostende. I was there, and the one question I asked René at the press conference was this:
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Senator John Kerry's confirmation hearing to serve as US Secretary of State scheduled for next week
WASHINGTON — US Senator John F. Kerry will appear before fellow members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at 10 a.m. Jan. 24 for his confirmation hearing to serve as secretary of state, according to a Senate aide.
The hearing will be chaired by Senator Robert Menendez, the New Jersey Democrat who is expected to become committee chairman upon Kerry's elevation to President Obama's cabinet and his subsequent resignation from the Senate.
The committee is expected to make the official announcement of the confirmation hearing on Thursday.
The panel will also announce that outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in her last appearance before the panel, will testify Jan. 23 on the investigation into the deadly attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11. Kerry, while he will officially remain chairman of the committee until he is confirmed, will not preside over the Benghazi hearing, "because he does not want to put his colleagues in an awkward situation,'' said the aide, who was not authorized to speak publicly.
Kerry is expected to win speedy confirmation from the Foreign Relations Committee and the full Senate.
After meeting with Kerry on Wednesday, Senator Tim Kaine, a Virginia Democrat who recently joined the panel, said, "There are few better equipped to serve as the nation's top diplomat and leader on US foreign policy than John Kerry.''
Kerry has spent recent weeks at the State Department meeting with top diplomats and regional experts as part of the preparations for his confirmation hearings.
The first time Kerry testified before the panel was in 1971 as a Vietnam War veteran-turned-protester, launching him to national fame and sparking his career in public service. He was nominated to be America's top diplomat by President Obama on Dec. 21.
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In a recent interview with Campus Technology digital magazine, Julie Sweetkind-Singer "discusses the importance and impact of long-term geospatial data storage."
She discusses the differences and difficulty in perserving digital data over the long term, versus paper-based data, as well as the educational and research needs for preserving geospatial data. Julie speaks about the National Geospatial Digital Archve (NGDA) and their recommendations for long term storage of geospatial data, and how this data is being implemented in the libraries.
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Metro-North rail bridge in Norwalk to stay shut for repairs
NORWALK -- The malfunctioning Norwalk River rail bridge will be swung open Saturday to let seven sailboats out onto Long Island Sound before creaking closed for possibly weeks of emergency repairs.
The 118-year-old bridge has repeatedly gotten stuck in the open position, most recently on last Friday and again last month, snarling commutes for thousands of rail riders and highway commuters. The bridge has been kept in the closed position since then to ensure train service is not affected. Under normal conditions it is opened to allow boats to pass beneath.
A U.S. Coast Guard spokesman said the bridge would be opened on a limited basis during repairs.
Metro-North spokeswoman Marjorie Anders confirmed the closure of the bridge, but noted it will be opened manually on Saturday for seven sailboats coming from a marina upriver, which need to get out befoe the long-term closure.
Paul Tomko, owner of United Marine in Norwalk, has finished work on the boats and reached an agreement with the Coast Guard to open the bridge for all seven at one shot.
"I called them and told them, `I realize you got a problem, but I got a pack of boats that need to come out,' " Tomko said. So the agreement is to open the bridge at 9 a.m. Saturday when the line isn't very busy.
After that, he said his marina will only have about three boats that will need the bridge opened at a later date, and then the only business that would require the bridge to swing open would be for repair work.
Tomko is worried about the bridge, especially because it will be difficult to replace. He wondered how they would do that because they can't just build another one next to it, like they do with a highway bridge, there's no land to do that.
Tom Devine's fuel and building materials company is also upriver from the bridge, and he said this is a problem.
"The closure of the Walk Bridge has a large impact on this business," he said. `We depend on our water terminal. I know that Metro- North is making every effort to rectify the issue. This needs to be fixed ASAP."
Both U.S. Rep. Jim Himes, D-4, and U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., said they are working to get funding to expedite the replacement of the bridge.
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Cool Sommer Mornings Multisport Series in Clermont, FL featuring a Sprint Triathlon, Sprint Duathlon, International Distance Triathlon, International Distance Aquabike, a Super Fun mini-Triathlon, and a 5K Run/Walk. Each of the four events has a unique theme and offers awesome shirts, super cool finisher medal, great food, and more. The Cool Sommer Mornings Series events are family friendly and are great for first timers and experienced athletes alike.
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When: Saturday, July 11, 2020
Start Time: 7:00AM - 7:45am
Race Venue: Clermont's Waterfront Park, 100 3rd. Street - "World Triathlon Destination"
Click here for Parking Map.
Directions: Clermont is located 20 minutes west of Orlando at the intersection of US HWY 27 and State Road 50. From State Road 50 in Clermont, take East Avenue north one mile to Palm Avenue and the entrance to Waterfront Park. Waterfront Park is on the southern shores of Lake Minneola.
Sommer Sports wants to assure you that the health, safety and well-being of the community, our athletes, staff, and volunteers is always our highest priority. All of our events will follow the guidelines put forth by the City, County and State, along with those of USA Triathlon and USA Track & Field.
We are aware that the COVID-19 situation is continuing to evolve. Should guidance or conditions change, we are ready to make necessary changes to abide by the revised guidelines, including rescheduling or cancelling the impacted event.
Events & Distances:
5K Run: 3.1 mile Run/Walk
Sprint Triathlon: 440yard Swim, 10.8 mile Bike, 5K Run
Sprint Duathlon: 1 mile Run, 11 mile Bike, 5K Run
International Distance Triathlon: .5 mile Swim, 21.6 mile Bike, 10K Run
International Distance Aquabike (Swim-Bike): .5 mile Swim, 21.6 mile Bike
Super Fun Mini Triathlon: 200 yard Swim, 8 mile Bike, 2 mile Run
Course: SWIM - The swim course is a rectangular shaped course in Lake Minneola. The projected water temperature is expected to be 82-84. Wetsuit use is in accordance with USAT rules.
BIKE - The bike course travels clockwise around Lake Minneola. The Super Fun Mini Triathlon is just an 8 mile loop aroound Lake Minneola. The Sprint Triathlon incorporates another 2.8 miles in the residential area of Clermont for a total of 10.8 miles. The 21.6 mile bike is two laps of the 10.8 mile sprint bike loop.
RUN - The run course is an out and back course on the South Lake Trail.
Amenities: Super cool themed finisher medal, colorful event T-shirt, accurately measured and well monitored course, post race Be-Inspiring party with real food, cold beer, and more.. Registering by 10 days before the race ensures proper t-shirt size.
Awards: Sprint Triathlon - Top three overall, top masters, and the top three in each division, male and female. Relay Teams - Top three teams in each of the following categories: All Male, All Female, and Mixed. Duathlon & Aquabike - Top 5 finishers overall, male and female.
New to Multi-Sport? Visit USA Triathlon's MyTimeToTri.com website for a wealth of information and triathlon tips for newbies and first timers. You can also create free training plans based on your current abilities. Remember it only takes 3-4 hours a week to train for a sprint triathlon! Another great local resourse to ask questions and to keep abreast of the local tri scene is the Clermont Area Triathletes Facebook Page.
* Please note that Club & Team Discounts along with special seasonal promo codes cannot be applied to multi-race bundles as they are already deeply discounted. Club and Team codes can only be applied to individual events or groups of individual races. At this time the RunSignUp platform does not allow the use of race credit codes or gift certificate codes when purchasing a multi race bundle. If you wish to apply a race credit or gift certificate code towards a race bundle, please contact us at email@example.com before registering. Codes cannot be applied retroactively if you have already registered.
** All Triathlon, Duathlon & Aquabike participants in all events must show proof of current USA Triathlon Membership or purchase a one-day or annual USAT License at check-in. Multisport athletes registering for the 4 Race Series Package, must have a USAT License valid through September 12, 2020. The entry fees posted above do not include USA Triathlon membership fees.
Club and Group Discounts: Sommer Sports offers a great discounted race entry program for clubs, groups, and active military organizations. Click here for info. Volunteers: Be part of all the excitement at one of Sommer Sport's events. Whether you have just a couple of hours to spare, or the entire day, your help will make a difference. Grab a bunch of friends, family or co-workers and create a team to staff one of the water stations located along the course. Positions are available to fit any schedule. Click here to learn more!
Lodging: The Holiday Inn Express Clermont is the official host hotel for this event and is the closest hotel to Waterfront Park. To obtain the best room rate possible, ask for the "Sommer Sports" rate when calling. Click here for expanded travel & lodging information.
FAQ: Answers to the most commonly asked questions can be found on our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Race Day Parking: Event specific parking information is sent out race week as part of the final race confirmation email. Please note that the main parking areas at Waterfront Park fill quickly. If you plan to arrive less than 60 minutes prior to the start of the first race, plan on parking west of Waterfront Park at the Fifth Street parking area, or Downtown Clermont between 7th and 8th Streets.
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Friday, July 10, 2020
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Packet Pick-up at the Highlander Pavilion, Clermont Waterfront Park, 100 3rd Street, Clermont, Fl 34711
Saturday, July 11, 2020
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Packet Pick-up at the Highlander Pavilion, Clermont Waterfront Park, 100 3rd Street, Clermont, Fl 34711
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As Fortune's Jim Rendon writes, the oldest baby boomers have begun turning 65 this year (a fact which has received curiously little attention). And while he notes that the previous generation was content to seek out an endless summer in Florida or Arizona, "no single approach to retirement is going to work for this diverse bunch. They have too much going on: They're educated; many love to travel; they're active, curious, and social."
So this year he went in search of the best places to retire, identified four archetypes of next-generation retirees and found a place for each of them: a college town for the academically minded, a city for the urban-inclined, a mountain town for lovers of the outdoors, and an overseas destination for explorers.
1). Athens, Georgia
Population: 116,714
Median home price: $116,000, down 34% from the market peak
In Athens, retirement is just another excuse to continue the learning process. Retirees have been flocking here for some time, drawn to a cost of living below the national average, low home prices, and a myriad of cultural offerings, thanks to the University of Georgia. The Athens Community Council on Aging expects its over-65 population to more than double by 2030.
Like most college towns, the university is the main draw, but another is the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, a senior educational group affiliated with the university that links retirees with current and former professors for lectures, courses, and even trips — this fall a retired geology professor is taking a group to the Canadian Rockies. The university itself, meanwhile, will let anyone over the age of 62 audit classes free.
Rendon also suggests San Luis Obispo, Calif. and Madison, Wis. in this category of college towns.
2). Seattle, Washington
Population: 608,660
Median home price: $361,000, down 24% from the market peak
An increasing number of retirees are opting to trade in sun and golf for life in the big city and the convenience of having stores and amenities in close proximity. Places like Denver, San Diego, and even New York City are seeing an influx of the over-65 set. When it comes to city living, though, it's hard to beat Seattle for its size, quality of life, culture and abundance of outdoor activities. For those who want to continue to work, it's particularly ideal: the area is home to Microsoft and Amazon.com, as well as plenty of startups hungry for expert business advice.
Despite its size, Seattle maintains a small-town feel; the city is a collection of neighborhoods with strong identities. Another benefit of urban living is access to health care. Seattle shines, with top-rated facilities including Northwest Hospital, which has a geropsychiatric center designed to address health issues connected to aging.
Rendon also suggests Portland, Ore. and New York in this big-city category.
3). St. George, Utah
Population: 72,897
Median home price: $155,000, down 56% from the market peak
Every October thousands of athletes over age 50 descend upon St. George for the Huntsman World Senior Games, where these "mature" sports-men and -women compete in everything from archery to the triathlon. Some of them must fall prey to its charms, because this mountain community — which cedes the spotlight to the better-known ski town of Park City across the state — has become home to a large and very active retirement population.
For those drawn to the outdoors, St. George is exactly where you'd place it if you had the choice: a mere 10 miles from Snow Canyon State Park, 45 minutes from Zion National Park and three hours from the north rim of the Grand Canyon.
Rendon also suggests Whitefish, Mont. and Maggie Valley, N.C. in this category.
4). San Rafael, Argentina
Population: 173,000
Median home price: N.A.; listed from $150,000
Retirees have been getting bold in recent years, flocking to overseas locales like Mexico, Europe and South America. In addition to adventure, they often find dramatically lower real estate prices. That's certainly the case in San Rafael, Argentina, a medium-size city in the heart of the nation's wine country, where the cost of living is about three-fourths that of the U.S. average, according to the Associates for International Research.
An hour and a half flight from Buenos Aires, San Rafael has plenty of amenities. It also has the feel of a small European town. Two major rivers flow from the Andes mountains toward the town, which means that rafting and fly-fishing destinations are a short trip away. Farms growing some of Argentina's best-known grapes surround the town and have lured about 400 expatriates, largely retirees, from the U.S., Canada and Europe.
Rendon also suggests Boquete, Panama and Ambergris Caye, Belize in this category of out-of-country escapes.


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BRUNSWICK, Ga. – The Glynn County Coroner's Office said Thursday county Commissioner Tom Sublett drowned Tuesday morning.
An autopsy also found a gunshot wound to the head, and Sublett's hands were tied with plastic zip ties, the Coroner's Office said.
When Sublett fell into the river off a dock at St. Simons Boating and Fishing Club, he was alive, even though he'd been shot in the head, officials said. The 52-year-old's body was found before dawn between a boat and a dock.
No weapon has been found, despite an extensive search by divers, including from the Navy.
The manner of death still has not been determined to be a homicide or suicide.
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Justin Bieber's Mom Says She Couldn't Abort Baby
Justin Bieber's mom, Pattie Mallette, was told to abort her baby at age 17.
But when she became pregnant with the now famous teen singer, she didn't hesitate about keeping her son.
"I just knew I couldn't," she said in an interview with Today's Kathie Lee Gifford. "I just know I had to keep him."
Even though she didn't know how she was going to raise him, Mallette was determined not to abort her baby and to do "whatever it took."
Mallette was at the "Today" show to promote her new book, Nowhere But Up: The Story of Justin Bieber's Mom. In the book, she shares for the first time in detail her past as a victim of sexual abuse and abandonment. She also suffered severe depression as a teen and struggled as a single mom. But she clung to her faith through the dark times, a promo for the book states.
"It doesn't matter where you find yourself today – broken, hurting, wounded, or shamed. If God can help me find my way up, I promise, He can do the same for you," she says.
Her famous son, Justin Bieber, wrote the foreword to the autobiography. Bieber, 18, was named by Forbes this year as the third most powerful celebrity in the world. The Canadian-born singer has sold over 12 million albums since 2009 and has more than 27 million Twitter followers.
Mallette told Gifford that when she heard her son's first cry, "he sounded like he was singing." The full "Today" interview airs Sept. 18 and 19.
(Read Renowned Singer Andrea Bocelli Tells Abortion Story)


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In addition, DDOT Trees works to improve growing conditions by reviewing permit applications, enforcing regulations, expanding tree boxes, creating planting strips, increasing soil volume, and installing locally grown nursery stock to provide as much opportunity as possible for trees to thrive.
Tree Planting Map
The tree planting map is interactive and identifies 6,400 proposed planting locations throughout the city, as well as the 4,200 trees planted last year (indicated on the map as orange points). Clicking any of planting location will call-out the species name and the street address.
Currently Scheduled Street Tree Planting Locations
This Map is best viewed in Mozilla Firefox. Mobile devices can access it too, but an app is required. To identify the appropriate mobile app suited for your device, review information at ESRI.
Adopt New Street Trees - Become a Canopy Keeper
Through the Canopy Keepers program, DDOT asks residents and businesses to water two new trees every week from spring to fall to supplement watering crews' periodic watering. Receive a free tree watering ring for each tree adopted. The rings are yours to keep. Just be sure to clean and store them between each weekly use as well as over the winter.
Request a Tree Planting
DDOT is working to remove excess pavement, expand tree boxes, create new planting strips, and increase soil volume to provide as many street planting locations as possible. Call 311 (or go online at 311.dc.gov) to request a street tree planting. Requests submitted by June 15 will be included in that year's planting season from October through March.
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If you wish to plant a street tree yourself, you must receive permission from a UFA arborist. DDOT needs to ensure the species is viable for the location, and that the tree is entered into our GIS database so we track its health and maintain it to maximize its potential.
To populate viable street planting locations with a healthy, safe, growing tree.
Program at a Glance
Program Title: Tree Planting
Agency: District Department of Transportation
Office: Urban Forestry Division
Type: Planning and Strategy
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Tree Planting Specifications
Tree Watering Tool
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Question: Is Riding My Stationary Bike As Effective As Jogging?
Natalie wonders, if spending an hour on her stationary bike at a medium level has the same cardio benefits as jogging for 4 miles at 12-minute miles?
Answer: The Truth About Running vs. Cycling Is …
Yes and no. Cycling offers the same benefits as running in that it improves your cardiovascular system. More specifically, your heart strengthens and is able to pump more blood at a lower heart rate as it gets stronger with exercise. As your fitness improves, your body is able to deliver larger quantities of oxygen to the muscles. This is the case for all forms of cardiovascular exercise, which is great because you can mix up your modes and keep things fresh and motivating. If you were looking at the standpoint of overall cardiovascular fitness, both are excellent choices.
Where they differ is in the movement. Cycling is a great form of exercise because it is low impact and isolates your lower body, which makes it an effective activity for those that are starting an exercise routine or suffer from muscle or joint pain. On the other hand, running uses every muscle in your body, making it a total body exercise, which can mean burning more calories per session.
It gets a little tricky when you start comparing paces on both activities. For instance, a 12-minute pace on a "feel good" day could be in the easy to moderate zone of effort, while another day it could be at a hard effort. Pace isn't the best way to compare the two activities, but your effort level is.
When comparing the two, it's easier to do so by the effort level versus comparing your running pace (12-minute miles) against your cycling effort (moderate). Instead, compare a moderate running effort to a moderate cycling effort.
The general rule of thumb is there is a 1:3 run-to-bike ratio, meaning one mile of running at a moderate effort equals three miles of cycling at that same effort level. Cycling 12 miles is the equivalent of running four miles, with both effort levels being the same in a very general sense for cardiovascular fitness.
In the end, cycling miles are cycling miles and running miles are running miles. They both offer great benefits and each offers unique benefits for fitness and well being.
Happy Trails.
Coach Jenny Hadfield
Coach Jenny Hadfield is a published author, writer, coach, public speaker and endurance athlete. To find out more, visit our Meet Our Writers page or visit Coach Jenny's website.


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John Paul II Seen in Pope Francis, Vatican Official Reflects
Msgr. Slawomir said the two popes are similar in their openness, in their simplicity in approaching people and in their prayer.
ROME — On the eighth anniversary of Blessed John Paul II's death, the Vatican official in charge of overseeing his canonization process says that people see some of him in Pope Francis.
"I see that people remember his words and his gestures, and I think that in many actions you can see similarities with Pope Francis," Msgr. Slawomir Oder told Catholic News Agency.
"We can perceive that both are similar in their openness, in their simplicity in approaching people and in their prayer," he said.
"Pope Francis invites each person to hope and to have the courage to embrace God in his life," he added.
April 2 marks the eighth anniversary of Blessed John Paul II passing away, and he could be proclaimed a saint if a second miracle, currently under study, is proven.
Bishop Emeritus of Rome Benedict XVI beatified him on May 1, 2011, after a French nun with Parkinson's disease was miraculously cured through his intercession.
"Now we're at the phase where it's necessary to wait for one more miracle," said Msgr. Oder.
"I chose a few cases, and the Congregation for the Causes of Saints chose one of those, which they are currently evaluating," he explained.
At 26 years, John Paul II's pontificate was the third longest in the history of the Catholic Church.
Msgr. Oder told the Italian publication Avvenire that cases which could be labeled as miraculous came from different parts of the world, including Poland, Italy, Spain, the United States, Mexico, Colombia and Brazil.


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One person was airlifted to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center after troopers with the N.C. Highway Patrol say he rear-ended a tractor-trailer on Interstate 85 South.
One person was airlifted to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem on Monday after troopers with the N.C. Highway Patrol say he rear-ended a tractor-trailer on Interstate 85 South.
First responders were dispatched to the accident at 11:18 a.m. The accident occurred near milemarker 92, a spokesman with the Davidson County 911 Center said.
Chief Phil Hartley of the Lexington Fire Department said the man who was driving a Ford passenger vehicle suffered critical injuries after rear-ending the tractor-trailer. Both vehicles were traveling in the far right lane of Interstate 85.
The driver of the tractor-trailer was not injured. Meanwhile, firefighters had to cut the roof from the 2001 Ford Focus to reach the man.
Hartley said it took about 30 minutes for firefighters to extricate the man from the vehicle. He said there were no passengers in the vehicles.
Trooper Nathan Varney said he was not releasing the man's name as he was trying to get in contact with his family. He did say the man, who is 23 years old and from Jamestown, was in stable condition late Monday afternoon at Baptist but was initially in critical condition.
Varney said the man was traveling at a high rate of speed while the tractor-trailer was going up the hill at 45 miles per hour in the right far lane with his flashers on. He said the man was going about 80 to 85 miles per hour when he rear-ended the tractor-trailer.
Varney said the man will be charged with reckless driving. The trooper said he was not releasing the identity of the tractor-trailer driver or any other information late Monday afternoon.
All lanes of Interstate 85 South were shut down until about 12:12 p.m. for AirCare to transport the man to the hospital. The helicopter landed in the middle of Interstate 85 South, about 175 yards away from the accident.
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Yee-haw! The mechanical bull marketMarch 18, 2014: 12:48 PM ET
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Paul R. La Monica. Other than Time Warner, the parent of CNNMoney, Abbott Laboratories and AbbVie, La Monica does not own positions in any individual stocks.
The stock market bull is still alive and well in 2014. But he's been bucking a lot more wildly this year.
Where's John Travolta and Debra Winger when you need them? Wall Street traders are the new urban cowboys!
The market has gone on some crazy swings during the past two-and-a-half months -- mainly due to fear-fueled sell-offs and subsequent relief rallies when investors suddenly decide that the worst isn't coming to pass.
Ukraine is the market's latest obsession du jour. But traders have also been focused on the so-called Fragile Five of Brazil, Indonesia, India, Turkey and South Africa. China has been another significant source of worry.
Consider this. The Dow has already had 20 triple-digit point moves this year, according to data compiled by Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategist at Schaeffer's Investment Research. And it's almost equally split between greed and fear: 11 triple-digit point gains versus 9 losses of more than 100 points.
Just look at the year-to-date chart for the Dow. It's down a tiny bit in 2014, but the road to flat has been a stomach-churning one.
Now look at the Dow's performance during the same time last year.
Notice the difference? The moves were far less violent. Through mid-March of last year, the Dow had gone up or down 100 points or more only 9 times. You didn't need as much Pepto-Bismol to be an investor in the early part of 2013.
And that lasted throughout the year. The Dow finished 2013 at a record high and with a 26% gain. It was a pretty orderly move higher.
Now I realize that triple-digit point swings in the Dow aren't what they used to be. A 100-point move with the Dow above 16K means a lot less from a percentage standpoint than it did five years ago, when the Dow was at its bear market low of around 6,500.
Related: Time to hit reset button on stocks
But stocks have also been experiencing a greater number of big percentage gains and losses this year. According to Detrick, the Dow has had a 1% move 11 times so far this year, compared with just 4 gains or losses of that magnitude through the same period of 2013.
The trend is similar, albeit a little less pronounced, for the S&P 500. Detrick notes that there have been 11 moves of 1% for the S&P 500 this year, versus 7 such moves through mid-March of 2013.
So what's this mean? If you're a trader, it's hard to stay on top of the headlines -- especially since most of the market's gyrations have had little to do with tangible data about earnings and the economy in the United States.
Related: Market needs a correction. But this isn't 1929!
One day the market is freaking out about Putin's latest shenanigans and the next day investors are cavalierly dismissing Crimea concerns.
You see this in the market's main volatility index, the VIX (VIX) and CNNMoney's Fear and Greed Index as well.
It's probably a bit meta to show how volatile the market is with a chart that displays the volatility of the volatility index. But I like being a bit meta.
And the Fear & Greed Index, which looks at the VIX and six other indicators of market sentiment, has been equally choppy. The index is currently showing Neutral signs, an almost Goldilocks-ian 'not too cold, not too hot, but just right' sense of where stocks are.
However, the Fear & Greed Index was in Greed mode just last week. It was Fear only a month earlier.
So if you are a long-term investor -- they still do exist although some in the financial media would have you believe that they are rarer than a minute steak -- then you should just ride this out. Ignore the noise. Don't get stressed out by the daily, or in some cases hourly, market swings.
Yes, this year's market madness should serve as a welcome reminder to investors that stocks often zig and zag. And that can be scary to live through if you choose to get caught up in the minute-by-minute ticks of the Dow and S&P.
But focusing on a time horizon that goes beyond a day or week will help you sleep more soundly at night.


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* It's nice to see some agreement with my annual "Don't Assume" post. Caleb Newquist puts his 2 cents in on the CPA issue in "A Multitude of Big 4 Auditors Can Confirm This" over at GOING CONCERN (Accounting News for Accountants and CFOs).
"Case in point: many relatives and clueless friends of auditors still ask said auditors to prepare their tax returns. In most cases, a) this is a HUGE mistake and b) they don't want to help you anyway."
Be sure to read the comments to this article. Here is an especially appropriate one –
"I just tell people I will do it at my billing rate. When they ask what that is, I never seem to hear from them again on preparing it."
* Tax attorney Darren Mish tells us that members of Congress, like Chuck Rangel, are not the only individuals who get away with tax fraud in his post "Preventing Tax Fraud in Prisons" at his IRS PROBLEM SOLVER BLOG
Darren reports –
"Over the last five years about $123 million in tax refunds have been fraudulently received by prison inmates through phony applications made from behind prison bars."
* And Darren brings us up to date on the progress of repealing the new 1099 requirements that begin with tax year 2011 in his post "Lawmakers Call for Repeal of IRS Rule"
As I have said many times before – why the idiots in Congress did not just include the repeal in December's year-end catch-all compromise Tax Act is beyond me.
* Not that I would recommend prematurely withdrawing retirement funds, but if you must ROTH IRA WITHDRAWAL RULES explains how to go about "Tapping Into Your Roth IRA Penalty Free".
* I still do not have a cell phone – but for those of you who do TAX GIRL Kelly Phillips Erb tells you "Checking Your Refund? There's an App for That".
"(T)he primary pitch for the app is that it allows you to check on the status of your refund right from your phone. It's easy. You'll need your Social Security number, filing status for the year and refund amount to use it. It's just like the "Where's My Refund?" tool online."
* Bill Perez tackles an interesting issue in "Is Head of Household Status Possible for Two People at the Same Address" at ABOUT.COM TAX PLANNING: US.
* A "tweet" from Kay Bell told me that "Jersey Shore sets ratings record". A sure sign of the Dumbing Down of America. How could anyone with even an ounce of intelligence watch (a) reality tv in general, and (b) in particular a show about brain dead drunks, sluts and horndogs engaging, on screen, in such "entertaining" activity as public urination (not one of the guys)? As Jay Leno keeps proving with his "Jay Walking" bit – the great unwashed masses ain't very bright.


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HoneyBaked Announces Extended Weekend and Christmas Eve Hours
Convenient last minute holiday meal solutions
Dec 22, 2012, 06:00 ET
ATLANTA, Dec. 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- HoneyBaked, the premium holiday food retailer, has announced extended operating hours for shoppers looking for last minute holiday meal solutions. Nearly 400 store locations are open Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and on Christmas Eve from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. All locations are closed Christmas Day and hours may vary by location.
"For the last 50 years, we have learned how our customers plan their holiday meals," said Maggie DeCan, HoneyBaked* COO. "Since store visits typically pick up three to five days before Christmas, our extended hours offer flexibility and convenience that help make holidays stress-free. After all, if we can provide a delicious, quality meal that gives our customers more time to spend with family and loved ones during the holidays, then we have done our job."
HoneyBaked has not only extended its hours, but has also hired nearly 6,500 seasonal employees across the country to fill more than two million orders of an anticipated 21 million pounds of ham and turkey. Shoppers still have time to purchase signature Honey Baked Hams, Turkey Breasts, delicious sides and desserts to complete any holiday dinner.
HoneyBaked stores make holiday meals easy and delicious by selecting only the leanest, most flavorful moist and tender bone-in half hams you'll find anywhere – without any added water or juices. Often imitated but never replicated, Honey Baked Hams are fully cooked, ready to serve and available in any size.
HoneyBaked also offers a variety of heat-and-serve side dishes. Sweet Potato Souffle, Green Bean Casserole and Cinnamon Apple Slices are family favorites. Other irresistible treats include Apple Pie, Pecan Pie, Red Velvet Cake and more. Items vary by store, so check with your local HoneyBaked location for availability.
*The Original HoneyBaked Ham Co. of GA
HoneyBaked, whose mission is, "Celebrating life, one meal at a time," was founded in 1957 and is a premium food retailer known for the most flavorful, moist and tender Honey Baked Hams® and Turkey Breasts you'll find anywhere, as well as a host of other fully cooked entrees, side items and desserts. HoneyBaked has become a tradition for families nationwide who can now shop for them at more than 400 locations. To become a HoneyBaked franchise owner, visit www.honeybakedfranchise.com or call 866.968.7424.
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Burnout is both a timely and important issue in critical care medicine. CMO Rachel Sackrowitz, MD discusses its risk factors and highlights how tele-ICU has helped address them.
Advanced ICU Care announced the recipients of its 3rd annual I SEE YOU CARE Awards, recognizing hospitals and individuals who exemplify the collaborative partnership between bedside care providers and Advanced ICU Care's remote clinical team.
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Free Bike Tune-Ups – April 12 and April 26
Outdoor Adventures and the Office of Sustainability are pleased to bring back free bike tune-ups. Our professional, Stu, will be on campus outside Outdoor Adventures ready to tune-up your bike. To make your appointment register online www.sandiego.edu/oa/registration
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Discover MyUSD gives admitted students the opportunity to experience student life at USD by shadowing a current student.
For students who are participating in Undergraduate Admission's Discover MyUSD: Overnight Visit, Outdoor Adventures is providing sleeping bags and therm-a-rests for anyone who wishes to rent them. To rent a sleeping bag and therm-a-rest, please reserve your items online for your stay.
If you choose to rent equipment from Outdoor Adventures a payment of $10 is due when you pick up your gear in the Outdoor Adventures office in University Center 136. Equipment reservations depend on availability and are on a first come, first served basis. Please bring a check or credit card to complete an equipment deposit form when picking up your items. Students will not be able to rent out gear if we do not have a deposit form. If you would like to fill out the deposit form in advance and turn it in when picking up your equipment, click here.
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1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 Tablespoon sugar or honey
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1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cups water, roughly at room temperature
2 tablespoons olive oil
Mix the yeast in with the flour, salt, and sugar. Add the olive oil and 1 1/4 cup water and stir together with a wooden spoon. All of the ingredients should form a ball. If some of the flour will not stick to the ball, add more water.
Once all of the ingredients form a ball, place the ball on a work surface, such as a cutting board, and knead the dough for approximately 10 minutes. If you are using an electric mixer, mix it at low speed for 10 minutes.
When you are done kneading the dough, place it in a bowl that has been lightly coated with oil. Form a ball out of the dough and place it into the bowl, rolling the ball of dough around in the bowl so that it has a light coat of oil on all sides. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or a damp kitchen towel and set aside to rise until it has doubled in size, approximately 90 minutes.
When it has doubled in size, punch the dough down to release some of the trapped gases and divide it into 8 pieces. Roll each piece into a ball, cover the balls with a damp kitchen towel, and let them rest for 20 minutes. This step allows the dough to relax so that it'll be easier to shape.
While the dough is resting, preheat the oven to 450 degrees. If you have a baking stone, put it in the oven to preheat as well. If you do not have a baking stone, turn a cookie sheet upside down and place it on the middle rack of the oven while you are preheating the oven. This will be the surface on which you bake your pitas.
After the dough has relaxed for 20 minutes, spread a light coating of flour on a work surface and place one of the balls of dough there. Sprinkle a little bit of flour on top of the dough and use a rolling pin or your hands to stretch and flatten the dough. You should be able to roll it out to between 1/8 and 1/4 inch thick – 6 inches in diameter. If the dough does not stretch sufficiently you can cover it with the damp towel and let it rest 5 to 10 minutes before trying again.
Place discs on a lightly greased baking sheet and let rise, uncovered, until barely doubled in thickness, about 30-45 minutes.
Open the oven and place as many pitas as you can fit on the hot baking surface. They should be baked through and puffy after 3 minutes. If you want your pitas to be crispy and brown you can bake them for an additional 3 to 5 minutes, but it isn't necessary.


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Let $\Lambda$ be an $n$-dimensional lattice with basis $b_1,\ldots,b_n$. The problem of finding a "good" basis for $\Lambda$, or reducing a "bad" basis into a good one, is a very active area of research. Most basis reduction schemes try to optimize the norms of the basis vectors and their inner products. The goal is to have a basis that is as nearly orthogonal as possible. A more ambitious goal might be for the basis to make the specification of the Voronoi region (i.e. its face vectors) as simple as possible. The expression "Voronoi reduction" is taken from a publication by Conway and Sloane (Proc. Royal Soc. London A, 436 (1992), 55-68) where it is applied to lattices in dimensions $n\le 3$.
What exactly should be the definition of a Voronoi reduced basis?
Central to the construction of the Voronoi region of $\Lambda$ are the $2^n$ cosets of $2\Lambda$. In particular, for any $x\in \Lambda$ one is interested in the set of minimal norm elements in $x+2\Lambda$. Call this set $S(\Lambda,x)$. One definition of a Voronoi reduced basis might therefore be the following:
A basis $b_1,\ldots,b_n$ for $\Lambda$ is Voronoi reduced if, for any $x\in \Lambda$ and any $y\in S(\Lambda,x)$ the integers $y_1,\ldots,y_n$ in the expansion $y=\sum_{i=1}^n y_i b_i$ always satisfy the bound $|y_i|\le c_n$.
If this is a good definition, then what is the best constant $c_n$?
The Conway-Sloane paper shows that $c_n=1$ for $n\le 3$. In other words, in dimension three and lower there always exists a basis such that the minimal norm vectors of the $2\Lambda$ cosets can be expressed as sums with coefficients limited to $-1, 0, 1$. How fast does $c_n$ grow with $n$? Does it grow at all?


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Mathilde de ROTHSCHILD (1832-1924)
see end of review for track listing
Charlotte de Rothschild (soprano)
Adrian Farmer (piano)
rec. Wyastone Leys, Monmouth, 1-3 August and 29-31 August 2012
One must inevitably feel sorry for the lot of women
composers in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. If they were
related by blood or marriage to more famous composers their music was
regarded as an adjunct to that of their male relatives and sometimes
even published under their names. Such was the fate of Fanny Mendelssohn,
Clara Schumann and Alma Mahler - who was even forbidden to compose after
her marriage to Gustav. Others, who did not have the cachet of a famous
name, were often simply ignored, and only the most talented - Augusta
Holmès or Louise Farrenc, both French-based - managed to get
their works performed and then often on a small scale. Yet others -
such as Mathilde Malibran or Pauline Viardot - made their living as
performers, only venturing into composition as a sideline. It was not
until the advent of Ethel Smyth in London at the height of the suffragette
movement that it was ever admitted that women could write on the grandest
of scales. Even then Smyth had to exert all her power and influence
to get her opera The Wreckers staged by the young Thomas Beecham.
Then there was yet another category: women whose compositions were
published and performed, but who had to rely on their own personal incomes
or those of their husbands in order to survive at all. Their compositional
activities were treated as a private hobby which could be indulged at
their own expense, but not otherwise taken seriously. Amy Beach, for
example, was only allowed to emerge from the shadows towards the end
of her life, well into the twentieth century. Baroness Mathilde de Rothschild
comes into this latter category. She was a member of the famous German
banking family, and she was regarded by her family as a talented pianist;
this in the days when playing the piano was de rigueur for refined
young ladies. When she married in 1849 her husband insisted that she
should abide by his strict orthodox Jewish values which restricted her
subsequent social activities. In her early years she was at least allowed
to study seriously, including lessons with Chopin. From the 1860s onwards
quite a number of her songs had been published including Si vous
n'avez rien a me dire which was recorded by Adelina Patti.
Oddly enough this song is omitted from this 2 CD conspectus of her work.
Although she lived with her husband in Frankfurt, she also had a thriving
career as a writer of French chansons, and one of these CDs is
devoted to songs in German while the other is in French.
The booklet note by Francesco Izzo freely acknowledges that among the
words that can be used to describe Rothschild's output are "varied",
"eclectic" and "cosmopolitan". Cosmopolitan,
certainly: there is a wide range of poets set here, both in German and
French, and some major poems at that. There is also a definite distinction
in style between the French and German settings. Rothschild is clearly
well acquainted with songs in not only these languages but also in Italian
… and possibly English via the Mendelssohnian school. The
influences of all these composers testifies to her eclectic tastes,
although the music always remains firmly rooted in the early nineteenth
century with no hint that Wagner and Debussy were revolutionising the
setting of the German and French languages during the last fifty years
of the composer's life.
This is the real problem with the music of Mathilde de Rothschild. It
is all just a little too polite. She understands the poems she
is setting. She knows well how to set them in a manner which enhances
their meaning. She is adept at providing an atmospheric accompaniment
that will set them off properly. All that said, the spark of individuality,
of the willingness to take a risk, is missing in a manner that is decidedly
not the case with Fanny Mendelssohn, Clara Schumann, Louise Farrenc
or Augusta Holmès in their music. One cannot imagine that if
one or another of these songs were published under the name of Felix
Mendelssohn or Robert Schumann - as apparently happened with the two
first examples cited - they would have passed muster for long. These
are not just salon or parlour songs designed for amateurs. Some
of them demand a technique which expects performance by professionals.
Neither are they designed to tax the interpretative powers of their
One must however admire the determination of Charlotte de Rothschild,
the composer's descendant, to rehabilitate her ancestor's
music, describing her in a personal note in the booklet as "a
truly gifted musician and a composer worthy of greater recognition".
She has personally collected and selected the items featured in this
survey. There are a number of unpublished songs here including the most
substantial work present, the setting of Sylvain Blet's La
voix qui dit je t'aime. The presentation is really handsome;
apart from the booklet containing the essays by Charlotte de Rothschild
and Francesco Izzo, we are given a second booklet containing the complete
texts and translations of all the songs included here. It is derived
from the gigantic online collection of songs texts by the indefatigable
Emily Ezust whose stupendous labours in this field are so valuable in
remedying the defects in the documentation supplied by so many other
Charlotte de Rothschild has recorded a few songs by her ancestor before,
but this compendious survey at last enables us to get a real impression
of Mathilde's music. She sings well, if sometimes a little tremulously,
and her close acquaintance with the songs both as performer and editor
pays dividends. Most of the songs are strophic, but the composer has
a nice line in slightly sly piano accompaniments. These impart an attractive
surface patina if no real sense of depth although Vous avez bien
faire et beau dire (CD 2, track 10 - the title is given confusingly
as Obstination in the translation booklet) has a nice dying fall
in the final bars. The longest single song here, the unpublished setting
of Blet to which I have already referred, with its gently rocking accompaniment,
sets three stanzas in what sounds like an identical manner although
the text rings some fairly drastic changes of mood.
The piano pieces, well played by Adrian Farmer, serve to break up the
succession of songs on both the discs, and clearly show the influence
of Chopin. Again one looks in vain for a sense of individuality or independence.
They are generally good imitations of the style of a greater composer,
but no more. The Mazurka however has a nicely wry inflection
which is not unworthy of Chopin, if without that composer's wide-ranging
sense of tonality. Clearly Mathilde de Rothschild was possessed of the
inner demon that haunts all composers and demands that they give expression
to their thoughts through the medium of their music; she would hardly
have persevered with her writing otherwise. However the sheer sense
of driven mania is missing. Perhaps she was just a little too comfortable;
that is certainly the impression left by her music, where even when
she is expressing feelings of anguish she does so in the most restrained
of manners. One would perhaps have welcomed some indication as to the
dates when these songs were written, which would have served to place
them in a historical context. Most of them sound as though they date
from early in the composer's life, but that may simply be an impression
created by the style of the music.
Paul Corfield Godfrey
See also review by Gary
Track listing
German Lieder
Seven songs (1876)[12.02]
Seven songs (1897) [11.31]
Twelve songs (c1885-90)[21.09]
Das flotte Herz [2.57]
O sage nicht! [1.31]
Der Komet [2.01]
So war die Sonne scheinet [1.39]
Die Gletcher leuchten [1.56]
Komm! Geh' mit mir in Waldesgrun [2.16]
Am See [2.05]
French chansons
Bluette [1.49]
Appelle-moi ton âme [2.58]
Près du lilas [2.25]
Coquetterie [2.49]
C'etait en Avril [2.18]
Romance Magyar [2.30]
Vous avez beau faire en beau dire [3.31]
Les papillons [2.16]
Le rossignol [2.04]
Si mes vers avaient des ailes [2.38]
Charmeuse [4.04]
Danziam [2.43]
Souvenir [2.16]
Si j'etais rayon [2.03]
Je n'ose pas [2.16]
Enfant rêve encore [2.53]
Chanson du pêcheur [3.41]
Tristesse [2.22]
La vallon natal [3.59]
Unpublished songs
Auf den Bergen [1.45]
Seitdem du mich verlassen [2.00]
Parle-moi [2.23]
Quand vous me montrez [2.49]
La voix qui dit je t'aime [5.32]
Piano music
Feuillets d'album Nos 1-3 and 6 [11.16]
Mazurka [1.42]
Waltz [1.24]